that melania's wearing.ecific picks that are elegant and respectful to the religion or the protocol of that country. it is the 70th anniversary of christian dior and melania and he wanted to celebrate that. so stepping out in that key moment off the plane in dior which is basically part of the french vocabulary, it was a choice that i thought was smart. and i think that the french people really responded well to it. >> and tonight her selection? >> tonight her selection is a custom designed dress by pierre. and it was very elegant. it's red, white, and blue, it's bias cut. and, you know, very simple, square neckline, little bit lower neckline because it's the evening. showing some skin. and again, work together -- how they work together is pierre sketches the dress and, of course, melania then takes a look at it and then will do a fitting. it is a custom dress with her. she wore a scotta on the way which is a gap t-shirt. she's making choices that are elegant and respectful of the french community. and so is

melania trump, you know, i remember when i interviewed her last time.hings she said to me was, look, don't feel bad for me. i'm strong. i'm a strong person, and she certainly projects that. you know, i don't know her very well, but she certainly seems to be a strong woman and certainly ivanka trump and you think back to ivana trump, who was married to donald trump. >> ran his whole casino business in atlantic city. you think about who is the one adult child in the white house with him and it's his daughter, not his two sons who are still back in new york. i think ivanka trump has made the point over and over again when she's asked to -- he said i could be kwhawhatever i want to. i think we also have to step back and say ivanka trump is there in the white house, though, promoting these messages because her father is there. it's not like she earned a place in government beyond being her father's daughter. so while she really does care about these issues, she is there because of her father's message, and that message does clash with her own message. >> tha

melania trump, i interviewed her, one of the things she said, don't feel bad for me. i'm strong. she certainly projects that. i don't know her very well. she certainly seems to be a strong woman. and certainly ivanka trump and ivana trump, married to donald trump -- >> that whole casino business in atlantic city. you think about who is the one adult child in the white house with him and it's his daughter not two sons who are back in new york. i think ivanka trump has made the point over and over again when she's asked to defend her father's treatment, he has promoted women in business my entire life. i could be whatever i want to be regardless if i'm a woman or if my brothers are successful. i can be successful, too. i think we have to step back and say ivanka trump is there in the white house, though, promoting these he messages because her father is there. oop it's not like she earned a place in government beyond being her father's daughter. while her beliefs may be noble and she really does care about these issues, she is there because of her father's message, and that message

i feel like america is melania. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you can't spell america without melaniaknow. >> stephen: no way to know. but i feel like we speak many languages, we're curvy, we have a lot in common with melania. so i do have empathy with her, but at the same time i'm, like, you also chose that. >> stephen: so did we. we did? >> stephen: well, the electoral college. ( laughter ) >> stephen: do you ever slip into her at a moment's notice. you're out there at starbucks and order as melania? >> no. i like the idea she doesn't know what starbucks is. she's, like, what, is it star and bucks? i like both these things. ( laughter ) ( applause ) he built her her own starbucks in her bunk where are she lives. she's the only customer. hello, phil, i'll have the usual. ( laughter ) >> stephen: your grandmother just turned 93. you and your mother do cabaret shows sometimes. your mother's a singer. >> she was an actress. when i was about two years old, she stopped acting. i had a wonderful nanny from cuba and one year i said, momma, you're hurting my feelings -- cuban accent -- and m

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president, thank you for melania. could we have a better -- could we have a more outstanding first lady? i'm probably going to be in trouble with my wife, but god bless that woman. and then the last thing i said, and i don't think he thought i was going to take this much time, but anybody that knows me, this is going to happen. i said, thank you, sir, for keeping the promises that you made to these 12,000 people and to the contrary. and my recommendation, sir, look what you can do in the bastion of the democratic party. i don't think there is anybody except one county that has more democratic voters than us. look what you can draw. i go back to washington, i would tell the republicans and the democrats, look, i'm going to go do my rallies. you've got the agenda. those people are voting for me and mine. do what you want, pass my agenda, or we are going on the road. thank you, sir. [cheers and applause] thank you, sir. thank you. >> president trump: thank you, geno. [cheers and applause] thank you, geno. what a man. i w

melania trump was seated next to putin at the dinner. white house says near the dinner's end, trump got up from his seat elsewhere and went over to his wife and began speaking to putin this full view of other world leaders. >> the white house statement includes the insinuation that the white house was trying to hide the second meeting is false, malicious and absurd. it is not merely perfectly normal, it is part of the president's duties to interact with world leaders. president trump has demonstrated american leadership by representing our interests and values on the world stage. it wasn't just the white house that didn't speak up about this, the kremlin also kept number. ivan watson live in moscow for us. why would the kremlin stay quiet about a meeting that we're told was some 55 minutes long? >> reporter: i really don't know. and it may not have been intention intentional. there was only passing reference from the russian spokesperson that, hey, the two presidents' discussions continued after the bilateral meeting at this dinner. he s

vladmir putin was seated next to first lady melania trump. nbc news has not confirmed how long he talked to putin or what was discussed. during the dinner president trump was sitting a few seats down the table next to the first lady of argentina. across the table you can see. on the bot dom tom is president

president, thank you for melania. could we have a better -- could we have a more outstanding first lady? i'm probably going to be in trouble with my wife, but god bless that woman. and then the last thing i said and i don't think he thought i was going to take this much time but anybody that knows me, this is going to happen. i said thank you, sir, for keeping the promises that you've made to these 12,000 people and to the country. and my recommendation, sir, look what you could do in the bastion of the democratic party. i don't think there's anybody except kai hoge ga county that's more democratic voters than us. look what you could draw. i go back to washington, i would tell the republicans and the democrats, sir, look, i'm going to go do my rallies, you get the agenda, those people are voting for my and minee and mine. pass my agenda or we're going on the road. thank you, sir. [ cheers and applause ] absolute honor. thank you, sir. >> thank you, geno. thank you, geno. what a man. i watched him this morning, i

president, thank you for melania. could we have a more outstanding first lady?'m probably going to be in trouble with my wife. but god bless that woman. the last thing i said, i didn't think he thought i would take this much time. i said thank you, sir, for keeping the promises that you made to these 12,000 people and to the country. my recommendation, sir, look what you can do in the bastion of the democratic party. i don't think there is anybody more than cuyahoga county more democrat than us. i would go back to washington and tell the democrat and republicans. i'm going to do my rallies. you have got the agenda. those people are voting for me and mine. pass my agenda. we are going on the road. absolutely right. thank you, sir. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, gino. thank you, gino. what a man! i watched him this morning. i said we have got to find this guy. he's a great person. always a democrat, now it's gone. i rode through your beautiful roads and i was looking at some of those big ones incredible job-producing factories. and my wife melania said what h

president macron thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration. and to you and your spectacular country may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you very much. >> thank you. neither trump nor myself have a microphone. hello -- >> mr. president -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: regarding what you said on the occasion of the press conference president trump could change his mind regarding the paris accord and now president trump is it possible for you to come back to the paris accord and change your mind? next, regarding your relations. how would you describe it today? what about the dinner tonight, a dinner between friends? well, regarding climate, well, we have a number of disagreement which are in particular due to the commitments taken by president trump vis-a-vis his -- during the presidential campaign. so did i. i'm aware of the high importance of that but we have talked about our disagreement. and we actually discussed the matter even before president trump reached the decision. next issue that has an impact on the

so the meal is going and toward zers certify i went down to say hello to melania and while i was there i said hello to putin. really, pleasantries more than anything else. it was not a long conversation but could be 15 minutes. just talked about things. actually it was very interesting. we talked about adoption. >> you did? >> yeah. it was interesting. that was part of a conversation that don had with the meeting that i said most of the people -- when they say by the way we have information on your opponent, i think most politicians -- i was just with a lot of people.

i love melania, they were so intense even melania walking in couldn't break it up. unbelievable. blake burman, thank you very much. reporter: i was saying at inner right now she is seated next to vladmir putin. david: interesting. geography is important. blake, thank you. melissa. melissa: let's bring in former u.s. spokesperson to the united nation and fox news contributor ric grenell. what do you make of the progress we saw come out of this meeting? do you consider it progress? >> i would say big progress, going into this meeting there was a talk of handshakes and first putin-trump meeting but the substance needed to focus on syria and north korea. those are two issues. clearly we have news and diplomatic breakthroughs on both fronts. as blake said, we have this semblance of a cease-fire. i know we had this talk before but it looks like one will start on sunday, a cease-fire inside of syria. that is a really, a remarkable actually, after all that we've been through, if we can get a cease-fire to hold, that is going to be big news. on the other front on north korea, something th

trump three at this is about -- melania trump. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you very much. my husband and i have enjoyed visiting your beautiful country. i would like to say to the for your thank you warm welcome and generous hospitality. visitthe opportunity to the copernicus science center and found it not only but thoughtful. to inspire people to observe an experiment, ask questions and seek answers. i can think of no better purpose for a wonderful science center. involved inr all giving us the tour. know, a mainu focus of my husband's presidency is the safety and security of the american people. us can agreef people should be little live their lives without here, no matter what country they live in. that is my wish for all of us around the world. thank you again for this wonderful welcome to your very special country. your kindness and gracious hospitality will not be forgotten. now it is my honor to introduce the presidentand, of the united states, donald j. trump. president trump: thank you very much, that's so nice. t

instead, melania trump was on lockdown, as protests raged outside her hamburg hotel.depart, she had to skip the outings. her spokeswoman telling cnn that instead, mrs. trump held staff meetings at the hotel and asked to be regularly updated on the protests. this morning, the first lady tweeting her concern and hope that people stay safe. the g-20 visit came on the heels of a quick stop in poland yesterday, where the first lady gave brief remarks, introducing president trump before his speech. >> thank you, again, for this wonderful welcome to your very special country. your kindness and gracious hospitality will not be forgotten. >> reporter: it's her second time stepping on to the global stage. her first in may, a nine-day trip with stops in five cities, brought glowing reviews for melania's glowing diplomacy, her style, visits to children's hospitals and even, yes, her independence streak after that event on the tarmac in israel. ending with remarks to troops with a message of unity. >> this trip for me has been very special, and i will never forget the women and c

>> well, i don't object to the dinner seating, or melania conversing perhaps in german with mr. do object to the president's conversation with mr. putin, letting him off the hook so easily after the russians attacked our democracy. i do think you have to distinguish between the traditional first lady role, and there's a role for first children as well. but the, ivanka and jared are going too far, and there is an anti-nepotism law on the books. >> interesting. all right. we'll have you back to discuss that more thoroughly later. ambassador eisen, kate anderson breyer good to see you both. thank you so much. >> thanks, fred. >>> still ahead -- a look at tonight's debut of the new cnn series "the nineties" live from cnn's beach party in santa monica, next. when you sche with safelite autoglass, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. i'm micah with safelite. customer: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care. kids singing: safelite® repair, safelite® replace. about to see progr

it wasn't just melania trump that had trouble moving around. she was going to go to an event for the spouses of some of the leaders organized by angela merkel to a resource center. she wasn't able to do that because she wasn't able to be in a place that she's safe. there are protests now and later. these are causing logistical problems because some of the world leaders are not staying where the actual venue is but they have to travel in and out. >> fred pleitgen there in ham burlg, germany right in the middle of it all. we'll check back as these protests continue there. >>> and that is ignited outside. inside the g20, the most anticipated moment of the entire summit. president trump and president vladimir putin shaking hands before a meeting that went into overtime and produced a couple stunning developments, including mr. trump silencing some of his critics and not remaining silence on russian hacking. i want to bring in jeff. what are we hearing and what have they discussed? >> reporter: pamela, it has been one of the biggest questions hangin

but there is no better ambassador for our country than our beautiful first lady, melania.ou, melania. that was very nice. we've come to your nation to deliver an important message. america loves poland. and america loves the polish people. thank you. the poles have not only greatly enriched this region. but polish-americans have enriched the united states. and i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. it is a profound honor to stand in this city by this monument, to the warsaw uprising and to address the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of. a poland that is safe, strong and free. president duda and your wonderful first lady have welcomed us with the tremendous warmth and kindness for which poland is known around the world. thank you. i sincerely thank both of them. and to the prime minister, a very special thanks also. we are pleased that the president has joined us also. thank you. thank you. on behalf of all americans, let me also thank the entire polish people for the generosity you have shown in welcoming our soldiers to your coun

que estaba agendada a durar 30 minutos se extendiÓ por mÁs de dos horas, incluso la primera dama melaniaisivo para el presidente de estados unidos que su interlocutor. >> eso no se puede hacer, de ninguna manera, va a haber presiÓn del congreso y la ciudadanÍa para insistir en explicaciones. >> en la reuniÓn putin y trump acordaron un cese al fuego en Área de siria, una guerra en la cuÁl washington y moscÚ han estado en bandos diferentes. >> los funcionarios de los dos paÍses tambiÉn dijeron que ambos lÍderes quieren seguir trabajando juntos, sin embargo, la trama rusa seguirÁ dando de quÉ hablar, esto porque en estados unidos el fiscal especial aÚn sigue investigando la interferencia rusa. >> gracias, todo esto ocurre mientras en las calles de hamburgo, alemania estallaron las protestas. >> decenas de manifestantes han quemado autos e intentado bloquear el acceso a los participantes de la cumbre, melania trump no pudo asistir al encuentro con las primeras damas, hay centenares de heridos y al menos 70 personas ha sido arrestadas. >> la madre latina acusada de matar a apuÑaladas a 4 de s

we saw melania trump that vladimir putin at the dinner.to tell from a communist country. a lot of people around the world see his family. they are impressed with. to put them in these positions. >> donald trump's family is one the greatest asset. his children during the campaign to major in the transition and out during his time as president has been his rock, has been the people he counts on every single day, whether it's melania, ivanka and jared kushner his son-in-law for don junior and eric. look, these folks know the president incredibly well. they know him the best of anyone. he can talk to them. he counts on them whether it was campaign time. he had that right there with him in the american people fell in love with the trump kids. this is different than what he campaigned on and of other helping them out. >> a reason why the president stepped up the meeting was to have a bilateral meeting with the most populous muslim country in the world. imagine if he had stepped out. that would've been the headline. you can't win for losing no ma

all the press new that melania was sitting next to vladimir putin. everybody knew all of these leaders were in the room. everybody knew everybody would be talking. what do you make -- it's like i want to say to everybody in the media. if donald trump drank and he doesn't, they would say that's russian vodka because they are so obsessioned. >> we talk about made in america. they talk about russia, russia, russia. this is over the top. it was a concert and dinner hosted by merkel. we don't do the seating arrangements. melania trump seated next to vladimir putin. her husband went over to speak to vladimir putin. the upshot was any description of this as an undisclosed secret second meeting is complete nonsense. that was part of the public schedule. this is what leaders do: they talk to each other just as president putin and trump did. this is just another attempt to bring russia into the conversation. here at the white house they were talking about made in america. these people with their services made in america. very proud from all 50 states here. the

the president addressed his guests just a short time ago. >> melania and i truly ap america's independencethose who courageously defend our country, the men, women, and families of the united states military. it is because of you that well over 300 million american citizens can live in freedom. ♪ [ music ] >> later tonight, the president, first lady, and their guests will watch the fireworks from the white house. >>> he put his life on the line to save others on the baseball field in alexandria. the last time we saw special agent david bailey, he was throwing out the first pitch at the congressional game. the very game the republican team was practicing for when a gunman opened fire. congressman scalise and several others were hit. on this 4th of july, special agent bailey received a special award. a medal commemorating bravery, and valor in law enforcement. today we heard from officer bailey for the t the shooting. >> reporter: it was a moment one by one to say thank you to an american hero. capital police officer david bailey. at a loss for words, keeping things brief in the spotlight. >

and melania trump taking huge speaking fee s from the russians.ave a massive investigation with the trumps. you don't have it with the clintons. lou: do you think jeff sessions has the gets to open the investigation that is so urgently required. but by the president saying this publicly it creates the impression of the attorney general being bullied. i don't think publicly is the way to do it. lou: i grant you that's a fair view. but this is a president for the first time the american people don't have to ask ways on his mind. you remember a guy by the name of barack obama promised to do and failed to do precisely the same thing. this president succeeded. peter schweizer. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the president wants the attorney general to investigate the children tons. do you agree sessions should take on the clintons? up next, new threats from iran and north korea the house votes to impose new sanctions on the two regimes and russia. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm

melania. this is melania. stand up. >> and one thing it's safe to say about you, donald, you know the difference between sla vok ya and slovenia. >> i do. >> this is a technical thing, but it's kind of fun. the president of the united states gets an allowance to live off of. they live off us. they have an allowance for parties and whatever, and whenever they pass out the wine glasses and food. the first lady gets to control all that. she has a thing called the east wing. how are you going to handle that? >> well, you know, i got myself into a lot of trouble that i said i could be married within 24 hours if need be -- [ laughter ] >> that's what happens when you go to wharton, folks. it's one of those. but i could handle it. i could handle it very easily. i'm not sure that today being married, and i really could be married, and it's one of those things, but i just got out of a marriage. >> you'll handle the social arrangements if you get elected president? >> i'll really handle it myself or you'll see what happ

then shook hands with melania. >> speaking only for myself, if i made eye contact with melania would today. very clear shoe does not have donald trump in her line of sight. charles: focused on melania. then sees the president, does the right thing. what is interesting. this is like, when you have a real enemy, what you do is you exalt, you thrill and every, every bad thank that happens to your enemy, he could have toilet paper on his shoe coming out of men's room or fly open or something on his face that would become a news segment. not just a story. look at him, he has dandruff. there is just so much inbred hatred of this man in people who should be objective. when chris saliza, his name, a pretty good political analyst at cnn, when saw the video he tweeted in a way as if he won the lottery, oh, my god, oh, my god. like all in caps. it was whole 140 characters. i thought to myself, even if it had been a snub, you i mean, at least analyze it, not with this boyish glee that clearly shows that you have an agenda, your agenda is to denigrate, demean, to insult, to shrink the president o

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not even an appearance by melania trump who later sat next to putin at dinner could help wrap things up. >> they sent in the first lady at one point to see if she could get us out of there. that didn't work either. >> reporter: both leaders so engaged neither one of them wanted to stop, according to tillerson, who described the positive chemistry. for most of the meeting, the two talked syria, the u.s. announcing a cease fire set to start sunday framed as the first indication both countries can work together there. though critics point to similar moves in the past that didn't last. on north korea, stark differences acknowledged by tillerson, with moscow just this week refusing to back tougher action against kim jong-un. though both the president and putin agreed the rogue regime should not develop nuclear weapons. >> president putin is never going to be your friend. we need to treat him with extreme caution and not read too much into a warm sense in a meeting. >> reporter: president trump also today met with the leader of the mexico, and when asked if he still wanted mexico to pay fo

melania. this is millielania knauss. stand up. [ applause ] >> one thing it is safe to say about you, donald, is you know the difference between slovakia and slovenia. >> i do. absolutely. >> let me ask you a tough question. this is a technical thing but it is kind of fun. the president of the united states gets an allowance to live on. that's why you never have to cash a check. you won't have that problem. they have an allowance for parties and whenever they pass out the wine glasses and the hors d'oeuvres. the first lady gets to control all that. she has a thing called the east wing. how are you going to handle that? >> well, you know, i got myself into a lot of trouble when i said i could be married within 24 hours if need be. [ laughter ] see, that's what happens when you go to wharton, folks. i could handle it. i could handle it very easily. >> i'm not sure that today, being married, and i really could be married, and it's one of those things. but i just bought out of the marng marriage. >> so you'll handle the soci

at one point first lady melania trump came in to see if she could put an end to the meeting. it didn't work, the group went on for another hour. what happened there? what was that all about? >> i have no idea. like i said when i worked at the white house and then as ambassador i participated in many bilateral meetings, i don't recall something like that happening. >> and in your meetings, notes were taken? >> i was the note taker, often times the first meeting that obama had with prime minister putin, i was the note taker. i think it's very odd to not have your national security adviser in the room. h.r. mcmaster when you are speaking about national security issues with the president of russia. >> and all the issues they had to cover were the national security issues whether it's the hacking of the election or syria or nato or north korea, everything was a national security issue. there was nothing else on the agenda that was meaningful? >> exactly, every president, most certainly our national security advisers in the obama era were in the room. i can't remember when that did

thank you for welcoming melania and myself to your beloved homeland. together we can make the partnership between our nation s stronger than ever before. special people, special place, and it is an honor to be here. thank you. thank you, mr. president. we have time to take questions. but a start with the united states. are there any questions from the u.s. side? thank you, mr. president. in light of north korea's latest icbm testing, to think they are beyond redemption or is there a chance they may make a u-turn, and are you willing and ready to launch military action against them? and if i may, i have to ask about this, since you started the wrestling video thing, what are your thoughts about what is has happened since then? cnn has threatened to expose the identity of the person they said was responsible. i think whatmp: cnn did was unfortunate for them. they have some pretty serious problems. they have been fake news for a long time, they have been covering me in a very, very dishonest way. do you have that also, mr. president? cnn and others, nbc i

and then, melania sitting next to putin at a dinner. >>> also breaking, the growing protests. nearly 200 officers injured. >>> here at home tonight, the hostage standoff inside a bank. employees trapped. the suspect calling our abc station in atlanta. you will hear the audio, and how authorities moved in. >>> the apartment building up in flames. walls collapsing. a crane out of control. >>> and the flight from the u.s., and the fight that breaks out in the front of the plane. the pilot declaring an emergency. tonight, the new images coming in now, as he hear from passengers describing the chaos. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. it was president who did not ignore the elephant in the room, russian meddling in the u.s. election. putin's response to the president when he brought up russian meddling was far different. and all of it played out as protests played out in the streets. images coming in at this hour. but first, putin saying he did not hack the u.s. election, and president trump appearing ready now to move on. cecilia vega, traveli

and down one row down is the president and melania.at the president's antichina tweets are putting the chinese kind of off balance. to former nevada gop chair amy who says this is proof that trump should continue tweeting. i love it. it does keep them off guard, does it not, amy? >> absolutely it does, and the president has stated all along that being unpredictable is important for negotiations. normal diplomacy so far hasn't worked with china and north korea. you have china manipulating their currency, and you have north korea on the verge have attacking us with a missile, so i think this is a wise move on the president's part. we're in a new day and age where social media is a important tool, and he's using it to our advantage. david: and, you know, it's difficult enough, it always has been for us to understand, the chinese or the chinese to understand us, i think it's a whole different dimension with donald trump as president. as tough as it is for us to figure out donald trump, imagine the chinese. >> oh, yes, and they're not used

melania and i are thrilled tojoin you macron.rward to it. it will be spectacular tomorrow, bastille day. we are honoured to be here in your beautiful country and it certainly is a beautiful country, with its proud history and magnificent people and thank you for the tour of some of the most incredible buildings anywhere in the world, i was very, very, incredible buildings anywhere in the world, iwas very, very, it incredible buildings anywhere in the world, i was very, very, it was a very beautiful thing to say, thank you. when the french people rose up and stormed the bastille, it changed the course of human history. our two nations are forever joined the course of human history. our two nations are foreverjoined together by the spirit of revolution and the fight forfreedom. by the spirit of revolution and the fight for freedom. france by the spirit of revolution and the fight forfreedom. france is america's first and oldest ally, a lot of people don't know that. ever since general laff riotjoined the american fight for independ

melania and i are thrilled to join you and mrs. macron.is a wonderful national celebration, we look very much forward to it. tomorrow's bastille day. we are honored to be here in your beautiful country. it certainly is a beautiful country with its proud history , and magnificent people, and thank you for the tour of some of the most incredible buildings anywhere in the world. i was very, very -- very beautiful thing to see. thank you. when the french people rose up and stormed the bastille, it changed the course of human history. our two nations are forever joined by the spirit of revolution and the fight for freedom. france is america's first and oldest ally. a lot of people don't know that. ever since general lafayette joined the american fight for independence, our fates and fortunes have been tied unequivocally together. it was a long time ago, but we are together. i think together perhaps more so than ever. the relationship is very good. this visit also commemorates another milestone. one century ago, the united states entered world w

melania, would you like to be first lady? >> yes. i would be honored to be a first lady. >> thank you. >> he said his top concern would be nuclear proliferation. let's watch. >> if you get to be president define the great age of trump what would it be like? >> i think the nirvana would be cleaning up the world of nuclear missiles. these young folks, these people will have themselves a bigger problem than you or me. you have north korea that is loading up with nuclear warheads, russia has them and they don't even know who is controlling them. it is the biggest issue and somebody has to talk about it. people don't like mentioning it but it really needs to be done. >> you get a call from the cia chief. they are use the tunnels they have there, the threat of nuclear. their armys, everything is mobilized and ready to move. how would you deal with that? >> i would have to see how they are, how the south is reacting. the south is going to have something that say about it. i will tell you though, north korea many my opinion is probably our s

last night the president and first lady melania trump had dinner. cheryl: quite a day. >> it really is. they have been doing this every year in paris since 1880. let's move onto other things. breaking this morning we have another setback for president trump's travel ban. a federal judge in hawaii has ordered for the ban effects travelers from six muslim majority corners be loosened. the government cannot keep out grandparents, grandchildren, uncles, aunts and cousins. ruling further weakens and after the supreme court to allow the administration to carry that ban out. cheryl: well, the battle over health care intensifies in the senate at least two republicans now, senators rand paul and susan collins say they will not support to revised health care bill introduced by majority leader mitch mcconnell that. leaves gop leaders with a very thin margin. >> president trump tweeting, quote, after the years suffering through obamacare, republican senators must come through as they promised. adam shapiro is in washington with more, ada. >> at this point the s

you can see melania is on the outside.ives that perception that she's the outsider as they have this intimate moment of a building rapport we're seeing happen between the two presidents and the first lady. >> the next time they might i feel like they're going to bring lou ferigno to join the circle to make clear who is in charge. this will now be a thing going forward. thank you so much. it was fascinating to see all of that. as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose.

good options left, that meeting and one so long that at one point his staff said that the first lady melania tried to say okay, the meeting is over, come on, mr. president, but she was unsuccessful and that according to rex tillerson, because the meeting continued for an hour after she left. >> trish: okay, let's treat that is a good sign then, john roberts, a number of key issues discussed during the presidency to our meeting, afterwards, secretary of state, rex tillerson, raising the possibility of talks with north korea. take a look. >> we are asking north korea to be prepared to come to the table, with an understanding that peace talks are going to be about how do we help you chart a course to cease and rollback your nuclear program, that is what we want to talk about, we are not interested in talking about how do we have you stop where you are today. >> trish: with me right now, ate it to margaret thatcher, is this a good step? did we have a good first meeting with vladimir putin? >> i think this is a very positive meeting, where he sends the right message. i understand that's on severa

thank you, melania. that was very nice.ation to deliver a very important message. america loves poland and america loves the polish people. thank you. the pols have not only enriched this nation but polish people have enriched the united states. i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. [cheers and applause] it is a profound honor to stand in this city by this monument to the warsaw uprising and to address the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of. a poland that is safe, strong, and free. [cheers and applause] president duda and your wonderful first lady aagatt aagt thaagathahave welcomed us. thank you. my sincere and i mean sincerely thank both of them and to prime minister shedwell a very special thanks, also. we are pleased that former president so famous for leading the solidarity movement has joined us today also. thank you. thank you. on behalf of all americans, let me also thank the entire polish people for the generosity you have shown in welcoming our soldiers to your country. t

a fox news poll unfavorable opinion shows melania trump at 51%.s the guy that oh, nobody likes him in america. well, he is at 47%. he is the president of the united states donald trump. mike pence also at 47%. pete, i will let you take. pete: nancy pelosi and fake tears chuck schumer at 33 and 26%. they barely add up to melania. they have a massive credibility problem. ill served by house and the senate. don't have somebody that can push back in a i think that is meaningful to americans. think about all the fake news this president deals with. the on slot of hate frankly he gets in the news media. he is at 47%. it is amazing what he has been able to do, as you pointed out all the time, he can cut straight to the american people with his own message. he doesn't have to rely on fake must. abby: shows the american people are smarter than the mainstream media gives them credit for. pete: we see it at the dinners all the time. abby: start with a fox news alert. overnight show of force, a pair of us b-1 bombers. dropping dummy bombs on a target with sou

tells me to do, so melania, whatever you say. >> melissa: okay, i'm going to let go. >> i'm going to that go to. we will have female solidarity on that one. >> melissa: they focused on syria, there is a lot of ground that needs to be covered in terms of north korea, they talked about ukraine, where do you think they go from here now? >> well, i don't think they go back to election meddling, which is what everyone will be upset about here. i hope that they focus on north korea and what is going to happen with the chinese president, because that relationship is getting more and more tenuous, where trump says it was the trade was at 40% between china and north korea, and he thought that maybe we could rely on them to get stronger pushback, there is concern there, we need to think about our japanese alice, who are sitting in the middle of this fight here, so i think the relationship with china going forward, again. >> melissa: michael, i just want to mention really quickly that we're talking about the story, the protesters that are over there at the g20, and we had our new york mayor sho

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